Noro

By: William F. Gray

Narrated by: Derek Austin

As a blizzard hits their rural Wyoming homes, Jonah Miller and his neighbor Con think the worst thing they have to worry about is being trapped and isolated with their dogs.

Then Con’s German Shepherd gets out in the middle of the storm after a mysterious meteor crashes out in the woods, forcing Jonah and Con to learn that there’s far more to fear than the cold and the snow piling up outside their doors...

John Carpenter’s THE THING meets CUJO and THE TROOP in NORO, a horror novella about two men’s fight for survival against an alien parasite searching for its perfect host.

©2025 William F. Gray (P)2025 Fright Night Audio

Great audiobook

The story was dark and exciting. Of course there were dogs, so it was emotional. The gory parts were well written and squirm-inducing. There were parts where I was yelling at the characters, so I was definitely invested in what happened. The narration really brought it to life. Derek Austin really crushed it here and made you feel the emotions of the characters. I absolutely recommend the audio for this one.

Stunning

The story was absolutely gripping. Tense and atmospheric, this book had me on the edge of my seat the entire way through. The performance by Derek Austin was impeccable and really brought the tale to life. He was able to capture the tone of the narrator perfectly.

Crazy Train

This short book was great! Emotionally hard at some points, but overall, an exciting read. I am a big fan of the The Thing and this held a lot of that same magic. Derek did a fabulous job narrating!

Noro is an excellent heroine

I highly recommend the audiobook narrated by Derek Austin. Listening to it was like watching a movie in my head. This book was reminiscent of Dreamcatcher, The Thing, and Cujo and I loved every second of it.

The Thing Revisited

This was a great book, very reminiscent of "The Thing". Jonah ad his friend, Con, along with their dogs, are about to face a blizzard in the wilderness of Wyoming. They think they are prepared, but when a meteor crashes in the woods, their problems have just begun.

Con's dog soon turns into something from another world and the men have to try to survive horrific attacks from an unknown "thing". The tension builds as the storm rages and the reader can only hope that someone will survive. But, the question is this: If there are survivors, are they truly themselves or something much more sinister?

if you are looking for a fast-paced horror story, full of great characters and lots of gory action, gives this one a shot. The narrator did a great job and his performance added a lot to this book.